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Changing Landscapes
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The New Role of Influencers
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Why Unified Databases
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Customer Personas
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Audience/Marketer Insights
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How Can We Help You Succeed?
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New York Times names Alex MacCallum as Assistant Managing Editor
to lead Audience Engagement.
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Former counsel for The Huffington Post, she joined The Times last
year as an executive on the business side, and she was working on its
new cooking app.
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MacCallum “will create her own AD team to drive readers across
content platforms.”
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Team is resource to be shared by paper’s news and editorial sides,
much like its photography and video departments.
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MacCallum reports directly to executive editor Dean Baquet and
editorial page editor Andrew Rosenthal.
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Cutting edge skills no longer revolve solely around SEO,
Social Media
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Ownership question of content exposure
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Digital media experts taking over audience development
positions (Prescott Schibles at Randall-Reilly; Joel Hughes at
Scranton Gillette) then hiring their own audience data teams
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Forbes currently advertising for an “audience engagement
editor”
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Consumers are research-driven
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Engage content to support decision-making; 70%-90% of
buyer journey complete prior to engaging a vendor
(Forrester)
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Consumer engagement with 11.4 pieces of content prior to
making a purchase (Forrester)
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Consumers are 5x more dependent on content than 5 years
ago (Nielsen)
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Alignment of Audience Development and Content
Teams
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Brand Awareness: driven by Expert content (88%);
more effective than user-generated content
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Brand Affinity: Expert content has 50% greater impact
than brand
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Purchase Intent: Expert content 85% more effective
than user reviews
With this new environment, Audience Development
and Audience Marketing functions must understand
the needs of its audience
Content developed to the audience in a segmented way
can aid and affect the desired outcome and buyer
behavior
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Stay ahead of the competition
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Audience engagement
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Product development: Enhancement
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Entrepreneur value
Creating Personas
Customer
Product
Demographic
Value
Content
Demographic
Source: Cygnus Business Media
% WHO USE EACH
print magazines
96%
websites
96%
product info from the mfr
93%
e-newsletters
92%
conferences or trade shows
80%
print newsletters
76%
69%
digital replica of print magazines
56%
mobile-optimized websites
social media
54%
mobile apps
online media purchase*
NET: mobile-optimized sites or apps
Source: ABM’s Value of B2B Study
51%
29%
63%
Nearly two in three are
using mobile-optimized
websites and/or apps
How B2B Audiences Will
Consume Information Tomorrow
MORE IMPORTANT IN NEXT 3-4 YEARS
websites
77%
e-newsletters
65%
product info from the mfr
61%
mobile-optimized websites
52%
mobile apps
49%
digital replica of print magazines
47%
conferences or trade shows
46%
social media
41%
print magazines
39%
online media purchase
30%
print newsletters
29%
Source: ABM’s Value of B2B Study
Websites, enewsletters, vendor
info, and mobileoptimized data are
growing more
important.
Younger Media Consumers VS Older Media Consumers
2014 Ag Media Penetration By Age Category
90%
80%
70%
60%
50%
40%
30%
20%
10%
0%
85%
82%
79%
<45
45-64
65+
63%
46%
43%
30%
46%
37%
38%
34%
27%
26%
24%
13%
28%
22%
12%
11%
12%
8%
As would be expected, younger operators are the most likely
to use digital channels and are adopting it faster.
(Source: ABM Ag Council’s 2014 Media Channel Study)
Information Used To Make B2B Purchasing Decisions
HELPFULNESS IN MAKING PURCHASING DECISIONS
new product information
5.7
unique product features
5.7
comparison to competitors: value
5.4
comparison to competitors: products
5.4
4.9
application stories
4.8
customer testimonials
4.7
market conditions
4.5
company history
4.2
product awards
1.0
2.0
3.0
4.0
5.0
mean rating
Source: ABM’s Value of B2B Study
Comparisons to
competitors also
rank highly.
6.0
7.0
audience demographics
91%
attendance at in-person events
85%
lead generation
85%
active engagement*
83%
click-through rate
83%
search engine rankings
open rate
80%
75%
impressions
65%
print circulation
64%
% rating each important
ABM’s Value of
B2B Study
Marketers goals: Best platforms for generating new
product awareness among NEW customers
88%
face-to-face event attendance
81%
face-to-face event sponsorship
search engine advertising
68%
e-newsletter advertising
68%
sponsored white papers
65%
print advertising
65%
third party webinars
65%
website banner advertising
64%
57%
sponsored video on b-to-b platforms
41%
mobile advertising
radio
31%
TV
30%
out of home
29%
% rating each successful
Source: ABM’s Value of B2B Survey
Where Is The Money Going?
Marketers goals: Best platforms for generating
targeted leads of prospective new buyers
90%
face-to-face event attendance
76%
face-to-face event sponsorship
65%
third party webinars
search engine advertising
62%
sponsored white papers
61%
e-newsletter advertising
53%
website banner advertising
52%
sponsored video on b-to-b platforms
51%
mobile advertising
42%
print advertising
42%
radio
22%
out of home
15%
TV
14%
% rating each successful
Source: ABM’s Value of B2B Study
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ABM’s Audience Development Committee: Focused on Getting
Audience Developers a Better Seat at the Table
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Business Information & Media Summit: Nov. 11-Nov. 12 in Miami.
Dedicated tracks on audience development, marketing and media sales.
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Videos and decks from recent ABM conferences available to ABM
members including,
“10 Ways You Can and Must Leverage Audience Data Today”
“Who Should Own the Integrated Database”
“How Customer Modeling Works”
THANK YOU
Michael Marchesano
Managing Director
ABM/SIIA
[email protected]